A clear-eyed guide for anyone who wants to play the stock market to their advantage from the “raw and frequently hilarious” investment guru and New York Times bestselling author of The Wolf of Wall Street who inspired the Oscar-winning film of the same name.

Jordan Belfort’s guide to mastering the stock market shows you when to buy, sell, hold, and cash out; how to make smarter (and safer) investments; and how to build significant wealth over both the short- and long-term. Unlike traditional investment books, every page of Jordan’s lessons, colourful stories, and principles, entertains you with the charismatic swagger portrayed so famously on screen by Leonardo DiCaprio.

Belfort teaches you everything you need to know about savvy investing – even if whatever stock you’ve touched before has turned to yesterday’s trash. As you read this guide, you will not only learn life’s most profitable lessons, but you’ll laugh out loud at Belfort’s brazen honesty and wit. After being enraged by watching big banks steal money from individual investors and determined to right the wrongs of his own infamous past, Belfort now shows regular investors how to use the stock market to your advantage.

Whether you’re new to investing or want to take your portfolio to the next level, you will learn everything Belfort knows about the stock market from The Wolf of Investing.

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*A WATERSTONES BOOK OF THE YEAR*

MEL ROBBINS: ‘This book will push you to rethink everything’

DR RANGAN CHATTERJEE: ‘An eye-opening, emotional call to action’

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GET RICH IN 2026. REALLY RICH.

After years of research, and thousands of interviews with people from all walks of life around the world, Sahil Bloom has created a simple blueprint for true fulfilment based on five types of wealth: Time, Social, Mental, Physical, and Financial. Brought together, they create a life of meaning, connection and happiness.

Learn how to:

Make time for what matters most.

Create deeper bonds with your most important people.

Find your purpose and grow within it.

Boost health and vitality.

Achieve financial freedom and define your version of “enough”.

No matter what path you’re on, this method is simple, science-backed and practical: every page gives you tools you can use to build your dream life right now. Start anytime – and change your world faster than you ever thought possible.

‘A stirring call to revolutionise how we think about success’ DANIEL PINK, author of DRIVE

‘Brilliant’ JAMES DYSON

What is the secret to success? Black Box Thinking.

Ten years on from its original publication, Black Box Thinking remains a game-changing manifesto for success.

In this special anniversary edition – featuring brand new material from Matthew Syed – his bold thesis that failure, far from being something to fear, is the secret to innovation and improvement feels more urgent than ever.

Packed with gripping case studies, eye-opening research, and stories from elite sport, cutting-edge medicine, aviation, business, and beyond, Syed shows how the most progressive individuals and organizations treat mistakes not as threats, but as tools for growth.

This is a book for anyone striving to do better. It will change how you think about failure – and show you how to turn it into success.

‘Highly persuasive’ DAILY MAIL

‘It highlights the need for a growth mindset in life’ RICHARD BRANSON

‘A book that dares us to do better’ HOWARD JACOBSON

‘Mr Timpson is a role model as an employer. Other businesses could learn from his approach.’ The Guardian

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The Happy Index: a tool designed to measure and enhance workplace satisfaction, boost morale and empower teams.

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James Timpson is renowned for leading with empathy and understanding, often by example. His acclaimed people-first approach to management empowers colleagues, putting measurable job satisfaction at the heart of corporate strategy.

The Happy Index invites readers into a world where employee happiness isn’t just a buzzword – it’s a powerful catalyst for success that should be at the core of any successful organisation. Drawing on his decades of experience leading one of Britain’s best-loved high-street brands, Timpson shares the secrets behind his unique approach to ‘upside-down’ management. His infectious passion for people shines through every page and in the very real measures he has introduced – from days off for birthdays to free-to-use luxury holiday homes. And with a workforce comprised of at least 10 per cent ex-offenders at any one time, Timpson shows the value of an imaginative approach to hiring, with a staff retention rate to be proud of.

From a leader who knows what it takes to build thriving organisations, The Happy Index gives companies, start-ups and leaders the tools they need to bring Timpson’s revolutionary approach to their working lives.

‘Sara cuts through the noise to show that just six minutes is enough, if you have the drive, passion and consistency to achieve your dream’ Steven Bartlett

Have you ever wanted to start or grow your own business, but found that life keeps getting in the way?

Sara Davies, founder of the global craft business Crafter’s Companion and star of Dragons’ Den, is known for her no-nonsense, down-to-earth entrepreneurship. This book reveals her secrets to success in just six minutes a week.

Filled with stories from Sara’s own career, her 52 invaluable lessons span the year, teaching you everything you need to know to launch, run and grow your business.

From developing ideas and finding mentors, to overcoming hurdles and mastering time management, her quick tips and hacks are balanced with deeper actions to practise over the coming week.

No matter where you are on your entrepreneurial journey, you can turn your dream into reality, at a pace that works for you.

 The list of personalities and game changers include Julian Lennon (musician), Dr Kimberley Miner (NASA climate scientist), Rachel Cartwright (naturalist), Sunita Narain (Indian environmentalist and activist), and Nemonte Nenquimo (indigenous Waorani leader). In sharing their activities, wisdom and knowledge, the author presents takeaway tips to inspire readers to become “climate change aware” and help create a sustainable mindset for themselves

‘Thought-provoking’ Wall Street Journal

‘A must-read’ Donald C. Hambrick

‘Insightful . . . reminds us why and how expertise matters’ Herminia Ibarra

What makes a great leader?

This is the question Amanda Goodall has been asking for the last twenty years. From boardrooms and F1 race tracks to healthcare and scientific innovation, her research has proven time and again that when it comes to leadership, we need bosses with a deep understanding of the worlds in which they operate. That’s what makes the people around them feel happier, more motivated and productive.

Credible identifies the key characteristics of good leaders and a new model for career success, by combining expertise with the leadership development experts need to succeed.

In a world short of trust, Goodall shows us that when it comes to leadership, credible experts are needed more than ever.

After retiring from a sport he played for 32 years, he set out to inspire the next generation of leaders to create purposeful impact, joining the Oxford Foundry – Oxford University’s Entrepreneurial Institute, founded by LinkedIn co-found Reid Hoffman – as its first ever Leader in Practice. Now, in a follow-up to his bestselling 2015 autobiography, he answers timeless questions for aspiring leaders everywhere. Why is the team more important than the individual? How do you navigate the transition from player to leader? How should we respond when confidence is eclipsed by doubt, when circumstances get the better of us, when setbacks derail us? How can we remain humble and grounded when we’re winning – and how can we keep on winning, even when a loss may be just around the corner?

Full of inspiring personal stories of both victories and setbacks, the greatest rugby sportsman reflects on his career, shares his own secrets of high performance, and reveals the art of exceeding your highest expectations.

‘Important, timely, instructive and entertaining’ – Daniel Kahneman, bestselling author of Thinking, Fast and Slow

World expert Bent Flyvbjerg and bestselling author Dan Gardner reveal the secrets to successfully planning and delivering ambitious projects on any scale.

Nothing is more inspiring than a big vision that becomes a triumphant new reality. Think of how Apple’s iPod went from a project with a single employee to an enormously successful product launch in eleven months. But such successes are the exception. Consider how London’s Crossrail project delivered five years late and billions over budget. More modest endeavours, whether launching a small business, organizing a conference, or just finishing a work project on time, also commonly fail. Why?

Understanding what distinguishes the triumphs from the failures has been the life’s work of Oxford professor Bent Flyvbjerg. In How Big Things Get Done, he identifies the errors that lead projects to fail, and the research-based principles that will make yours succeed:

• Understand your odds. If you don’t know them, you won’t win.
• Plan slow, act fast. Getting to the action quick feels right. But it’s wrong.
• Think right to left. Start with your goal, then identify the steps to get there.
• Find your Lego. Big is best built from small.
• Master the unknown unknowns. Most think they can’t, so they fail. Flyvbjerg shows how you can.

Full of vivid examples ranging from the building of the Sydney Opera House to the making of the latest Pixar blockbusters, How Big Things Get Done reveals how to get any ambitious project done – on time and on budget.

‘Entertaining . . . compelling . . . there are lessons here for managers of all stripes’ – The Economist